Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-10-01

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out for us next week.
MoRFoRD & Co.
Judge VIII. Magness returned
on Wednesday from Red Boiling
Springs, where he had been spending
a few weeks in r~ecuperating his
health. 1
Mr.. H. i. Walling had the mis-
fortune to overturn his buggy while
enroute to Woodbury. last Sunday.
MI. Walling got his right collar bone
broken in the accident.
What has increased Smart d
Co.'S trade % per cent in the last
month? A complete stock of goods
bought right and sold cheap. Try
them and see.
The most complete line of I'M
derwear in town at Morford & Co.'S
for both ladies and gents. Call early
and examine them. We have sold
lots of these goods since their arrival.
Smart & Co., are always UP with
the times, and bought so cases of
canned goods before the rise, and
can sell a little cheaper than any one
else for cash. Try them and see.
Mr.. Elijah Lister, of Kenton,
Ohio, is here this week on a visit to
his brother, Mr.. J. J. Lister. We
hope he will be so well pleased with
our county as to eventually locate
here. - ti E
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Mayme Sherwin to Mr.. Anton
C. Weiss, at 10, o'clock Wednesday
morning, October 9Th, at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church in this
place,
Miss Pattie White went to Nash
vile last Monday and returned Tues
day. She will leave next Monday,
in company with Col. Burnham's
family, for Texas, to spend two or
three months.
Buy your flour, bacon, lard, SUI
gar, coffee, or anything else you need
in the way of groceries and family
supplies from d. o. Jenkins, and you
will always be sure of getting the
very best goods in the market.
Mr.. Jno. T. Brown, of this coun-
ty, is among the jurors drawn for the
October term of Federal Court at
Nashville. The court meets Oct. 18th.
Judge Key will try the criminal
docket, and Judge Jackson the civil
docket.
Much credit is due Rev. d. Gray,
col. ,otthe Am. E. church, for the good
work he did for prohibition on elec-
ton day. He never relaxed his eff.
forts from the opening to the closing
of the polls and many of his race
were induced by his persuasion to
support the amendment.
We understand there was con.
siderable frost here last Saturday
morning. 1t came a little sooner
this year than ususal, but people who
dislike to see frOsts SO early in the
season, should not get up so early in
the morning. P. S.-We practice
what we preach in this matter.
Short sermons invite large con.
gregations. People can be overdosed
even on religion. The man who goes
cheerfully to church every Sunday to
hear a half hour sermon, will derive
far more benefit than the one who
gets sowearied inlistening to.apreach.
err for an hour that he wont 60 back
again for the next three weeks.
-Messrs. S. j. Walling, Jr., anG
VIM White have sold their interes'
in the Annis Cotton Mills at THU
place to NTH. L. Walling, who viii
give the greater portion of his time
to that business. MI. Hugh l.. Wall
ing, Jr., returned home from Birm
ingham Thursday, and with MI
Ben Faulkner, will take charge O
the mercantile business of H. /.
Walling, the style of the new firm
being III. l.. Walling d Co. w
wish the young men much success.
Houston Durley, col, made
visit to Sequachee Valley last week
and brought us a club of nine ney
subscribers from South Pittsburg an,
Victoria, viz: B. f. McReynolds
} Jas. Allen, Ben w. McCurrey, j. j
; Cummings, Andrew Whitson, 7. w
Stokes, G. M. Smart, A. B. Brown
, and A. j. Hutchinson. Houston j
doing a good work among his peopl
by encouraging them to read, study
think, and educate themselves an,